Jorge Abreu · Peptide NotesThe Pinning Angle Guide
Most "this compound hurts" complaints are actually technique. This is how I pick the angle from a simple pinch test, the routine I run every time, and the list I check before I ever blame the peptide.
10 pages · pinch test · troubleshooting table · PDF, instant
What's inside
Where gets all the attention. Angle does the work.
01
The layer you are aiming for
What subcutaneous actually means, and why going too steep into muscle is what makes it sore the next day.
02
The pinch test
Thirty seconds that tells you straight in, about 45 degrees, or pick a different spot.
03
The sequence
What I actually do, in order, every time, from swab to cap.
04
Still sore?
The troubleshooting table: what you feel, the likely cause, and the fix, plus the signs that mean stop and see a doctor.
Before you decide a compound "disagrees with you," check the angle.
A lot of soreness, bumps and bruising come down to where and how steep you went in. Run the list first.
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